


Localized app store screenshots
Localize App Store Screenshots Without Re-Designing Everything
Localized screenshots are the screenshot sets you upload per locale in App Store Connect and Google Play Console. It is the same layout and story, with translated copy and market-specific tweaks, exported in the correct sizes for each device.
If you are shipping globally, screenshot localization is one of the fastest ways to make your value clear to more people, faster. AppScreens lets you keep one master design, then generate upload-ready screenshot packs for 80+ languages, including RTL, without duplicating files or rebuilding layouts.





Common localization pitfalls to avoid
- Manually duplicating files per device, then losing consistency across sizes
- Process can take weeks, adjusting everything for each target market
- Poor translations that sound unnatural or overly formal
- Using the same screenshots when the UI or currency differs by region
- Forgetting RTL layout and typography considerations for Arabic and Hebrew
How AppScreens helps you localize at scale
AppScreens is built for the parts that usually break first:
- One project, many locales: keep a master layout, then generate per-language variants
- Responsive layout rules that adapt across device sizes without manual nudging
- Text sizing and layout controls to handle expansion without clipping
- RTL support so right-to-left languages read naturally
- Export language packs organized for App Store Connect and Google Play, ready to upload




























































































